A resolution will be presented at the Quarterly Communication of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania on March 4 for establishing a "Treasurer's Service Jewel." This will provide the lodges with the opportunity to recognize the dedicated services given by their treasurers. (Pictured on the left is the jewel to be approved by the Grand Lodge.)

To qualify for the jewel, a brother will have to have served a minimum of six years as a subordinate lodge treasurer. The jewel may be presented following the completion of six years' service, with the treasurer entitled to wear it from that time forward. The jewels must be ordered through the subordinate lodge. They may not be purchased by individuals.

Any lodge desiring to present a jewel to a previous treasurer who has qualified by having served a minimum of six years may do so.

The jewel will be inscribed with the name and number of the lodge on the top bar; the name of the recipient on the middle bar; and the years of service on the lower bar. For those recipients still serving as treasurer, the completion of service date will be added at the end of the term.